Disclaimer

Educational content, provided as-is

Everything on SQL Practice — the tutorials, the exercises, the cheat sheet and the playground — exists to help people learn SQL. It is written and checked with care: every runnable example on this site is executed against the sample database before it is published. Even so, the material is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind, and we cannot promise it is free of errors. If you find one, please tell us and we will fix it.

Not professional advice

Nothing here is professional, legal, financial or career advice. Decisions about production databases — schema design, migrations, performance work, anything involving real data — deserve testing in your own environment and, where the stakes are high, advice from someone who can see your actual system.

SQL dialects differ

The playground runs AlaSQL, a JavaScript database engine that follows standard SQL closely but not perfectly — and MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle and SQLite all differ from the standard and from each other in their own ways. Where a difference commonly bites, our tutorials say so. A query that runs here may still need small changes elsewhere, and that is a property of SQL, not a defect in any one engine.

The sample data is fictional

Every company, person, email address and number in the sample database is invented. Email addresses use the example.com domain, which is reserved for documentation precisely so that no real mailbox can ever be hit. Any resemblance to a real company or person is coincidence.

Certificates are not accredited

The practice section awards completion certificates. They record that you solved the exercises — nothing more. They are not accredited, not affiliated with any institution, and not a professional qualification, and the certificate itself says so on its face.

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